Sentence examples similar to equally proactive from inspiring English sources
The aim now is to ensure hockey remains in the spotlight, but Quek's intentions are triple-pronged with promoting the game in the north and encouraging Asian women to be more proactive equally on her mind.
Equally exciting is the proactive stance of the Mozambique government: they announced in 2009 that they would establish conservation measures to prevent commercial logging in the Mabu forest.
This is more akin to eavesdropping than proactive surveys, but it's equally effective.
But equally, there are now more consumers — later adopters — that may be less proactive in how they use the devices, and will be less inclined to seek out security solutions on their own.
Equally important are references from portfolio companies in the network, but he says proactive sourcing will likely remain the main route to connecting with startups.
Actually, organizational factors or leader's orientation doesn't only pay in shape of idea generation, but it is equally important for application phase (risk taking) (Jong & Hartog 2007) and type of response (proactive or reactive) (Scheepers et al. 2008).
Not all 'high-risk' species are likely to be equally problematic; certain species might be rejected outright, whereas the planting of others could be regulated with proactive, precautionary measures.
Be proactive -- plan for deaf people, and people of all abilities, so that everyone can participate equally.
— proactive for the Haggler.
